Comments on: Sony Cybershot? http://www.buycybershot.com/sony-cybershot Review and Buy Sony Cybershot Now!!! Tue, 13 Jul 2010 21:51:24 +0000 hourly 1 By: cats2006 http://www.buycybershot.com/sony-cybershot/comment-page-1/#comment-494 cats2006 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 08:38:22 +0000 http://www.buycybershot.com/sony-cybershot#comment-494 Mine is a Sony SuperSteady Shot, 12x optical zoom, I like it. Mine is a Sony SuperSteady Shot, 12x optical zoom, I like it.

]]> By: BMF Libertarian http://www.buycybershot.com/sony-cybershot/comment-page-1/#comment-493 BMF Libertarian Sun, 11 Oct 2009 03:14:01 +0000 http://www.buycybershot.com/sony-cybershot#comment-493 Most if not all Sony point and shoots have some macro capabilities. My old CyberShot has a minimum macro focus distance of around 5 inches. This will get you decent close ups but it's nowhere near true macro capabilities. I hate point and shoots with a flaming passion but if I had to shoot with one then I would go with Sony. I'm not saying they're the best, but they are the most user friendly in my opinion, even when working in full manual. If you're thinking about buying a camera for more of an artistic reason than a snapshot reason, I suggest you save up and get a cheap consumer level DLSR, such as a Canon Rebel XTi. I also recommend you go to the link below to see my answer to a question about point and shoots. It sums up my feelings about them and why you should go with a DLSR. Hope this helps! Most if not all Sony point and shoots have some macro capabilities.
My old CyberShot has a minimum macro focus distance of around 5 inches. This will get you decent close ups but it’s nowhere near true macro capabilities.
I hate point and shoots with a flaming passion but if I had to shoot with one then I would go with Sony. I’m not saying they’re the best, but they are the most user friendly in my opinion, even when working in full manual.
If you’re thinking about buying a camera for more of an artistic reason than a snapshot reason, I suggest you save up and get a cheap consumer level DLSR, such as a Canon Rebel XTi.
I also recommend you go to the link below to see my answer to a question about point and shoots. It sums up my feelings about them and why you should go with a DLSR.
Hope this helps!

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